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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-23

GERMAN GYMNASTS GOING TO DAYTON.
The German Gymnastic Association will leave
for DAYTON this morning on the 1855 train over
the c., II. s. d. road. to attend the national
gymuastic tournament, which is held in tina: city
on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. About two
hundred members of the association have made
arrang ements to go on a special train to Dayton,
leaving the city tomorrow morning at o'clock,
for the benefit of the friends of the Turner's who
desire to attend the Sunday afternoon exhibition
of the association.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-23

THIEVES HAVE THEIR PICTURES TAKEN.
The police have just made the discovery that
there is organized gang ofthieves in the city.
aud that they have been doing all the burglar
izing in the southeastern part of the city.
detective yesterday discovered that the gang
had had their pictures taken at a Washington
street photograph gallery. and secured mega
t1ves of all of them. IL is thought the thieves
came here from Louisville.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
ELRoTTOR OF oRFToRRs

The following ware elected officers Of
Stevens Post Ne. at the annual meet
ing Iast night: OommandoK, II. n.
HoImes; 3. ". commander, James Ajax.
andeF; ]. v. eommander, Lyman Wood,
qaaFfefmasteF, n. A. BlRei0w; surgeon,
]. 3. HoaghtoE; chaplain, &. u. North
np; officer Of the day. n. Il. Oakley;
ofiOeF Of the guard, 6elah Tenuanti
trustees of the cemetery fund. Il. Scott
Lyman Wood and 3. II. Gfiswold; dele.
gates 30 department eneampment, Il. A.
freeD, James Alexander, r. p. Carroll,
Lyman Wood, W. T. wilson and H. Y.
Phillips, aiaesnates, O. D. Ogley, b. y.
BogAFlus. r SCOTT. J. 3. HOuRheon, w.
Z. Amea b. L. NoFahup and J. II. Per
kins, en- ofacio delegates, @. W. Tib.
bette, ". Il. Wkise, q. A. Bigolow, / h.
0riswolj, A. p. Spanldine, D. B. John
son aud N NJ. Holues.
Zoe following are the officers Of the
Thomas relief cogps for the ensainG
year. President, Mrs. jennie 3.
II -.laee; 8. ". commander, Mrs Mary
C. SpsuldinR; ] v. commander, Mrs.
Mars u. Sheahan; Treasurer, Mrs. Lis
xie Il. derrick; e0DdcelOF. Mira Eliza
=. Robbins; chaplain, Mrs. Nellie Mel
son; guard, &Irs. Mary Il. rhoFndye.
Delegates 70 the department Convention
elected; Mrs. Louisa Bosart, Mrs. An
an PiOkneY. Mrs. Maggie A. BSvster,
Mrs. Melinda Frederick and Ms. Rho
de Manning. Ex ofhci0: Mrs. Viola a.
Kenyon, Mrs. Helen BuFke, Mrs. Lizzie
X HeYrick, Mrs. Mary Z. epauldine,
Alrs. Kate Osannay. Mrs. Jennie 8.
Holmes and Mira. Dora Riddell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
xHB DEarIs1s or TEE xKRaIT0Rx COM
nEER. And foRza An ASSOCIATION
A nILt, on NcoHfonATIoN 10
M APPLIED HoR.


A few weeks $50 circular uas issued
and ssnt 10 each and every recognized
dentist 10 Warrington territory, calling
. mestinR 30 consider the question Of
iofminR Territorial Dental Assooia-
and having q bill Of Incorporation
passed. zne mtsting began a. Oad
FelloSd hail yesterday morning and
was e0ntinuea IA tbe evening. me fol-
lowing deueieta we're preset. Drs. A.
McCaily, !. y. Ofesafd, q. Van MiDteF,
sud W W. Daniel, Of Tacoma; O. W..
hunt. Pors Townsend; r. d. Drew,
PaFt 0an1biej p. IL. Uafiyur, OIyla ia I;
Mm. A. Warsaen, @hateont q. Is. Fow-
ier, Mount VeFn1n. and ]. u. 0rAsse, f.
u kilboafus, q. ". Ps1us, M. q. Oala
veil, J. a. Fox, q. "A. Faulkner, q. b
Nelaon. j. 4. Tate, 81 81 alta.
Il vas decided 70 f0fm an association
70 be called the "Washireton TerriiORy
Denlal Association and 90 admit IS
rnembera ell properly Qualifisd practic-
Ing dentists n ghe territory. A eonasi-
tntlou and bylaws we're adepted and Il
vas decided % frame Q bill 20 regulate
the practice CT dentistry Ia tha territory
and 20 pstisi1n tnt present legislature
10 exact the bill.
The following we're elected az the fiFst
officers Of the association: DR.. J. o.
6rasse, Seattle, president; Dr.. +. Pit.
woo1, SPOKANE Fails, tires vtae president;
DR.. O. W. Hunt, Port Townsend, second
vioe presidents DIR. A. McCully. Taco
ma, third vics president, DR.. E. O. XII
boatne, Seattle, secretary, and DR.. p
II. uaKlgon. Olympia, treasurer.
In ths evenirg Mr.. A. Il. stewart en-
geFtained toe association wtih 9 veFy
elegant banquet a. the Occidental Hotel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

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fron Fl1's 8 -. - - -.
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s..sAe tes9znsd fsnm buainaas erip -
49, 9t4t1f94y.
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1s41sie last rlukt ni,a Pc r1sn-
Port 9ambie. wzs = laa siis a - -, =.
daY. .1e
Cnnxisn Baaslnss. a al Wan. wan.
ne1spspef nan. 80 nn-el,---s -.
yosymat q that sflg. rsrsng esTf.i s,.s -
EDf.
MI A.
Iua Der dasasss s ~ ~ ~ oss $500, ssss-
yesterday.
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aer,s - 80 49, y. -. A. ~
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- A-.ee geanN man. 9pene Yesterday
= ee-s.s. re speaes very e1egnfnR
...i4 q Ne pesine& ontl0ok Of Oiym-
paa.
Mr.. A. ". Bah = nesin n eeasfle.
% states thai he h en BIZ wav 1890
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
rHB CAPR YBRDR.
IT VIII PROBABLY IN eKNKnAL DAxn
nHFoan she COMES 10 snArrLn 10
DEBCaARGR HRR CARGO.

Mr.. W. 4. rhoEnell. auditor for TIE
seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern Railway
Oompany, returned from Port Town
send yesterday. where be went 70 pay
the duty on the 5lotons Of steel rails
on the English ship Ospe verde. be-
longing 20 the company he represents.
IN conversation with Q reporter Mr..
ThnFnell said: II paid the duty on Gus
rails In the hope that the ship would
uFooeed 10 Seattle az onoe, bat ] found
thnt neither the Seattle a West Coast
Company nor Peter Kirk had paid the
daty on aheiF portions az the cargo,
and ne amthoglsiea refuse 10 allow the
ship 10 leave that port until eyery dol
lar Of this duty ts paid. ] met Harry
Crawford, Of the Seattle g. west Ooass
roed, and be assured ne khat be would
leave early 10 she morning vito the
msney 10 pay the duty ON the raila be-
longing to bis company. That would
auish 40 the business, and TIE ehip
conId proceed 30 Seattle tomorrow
afternoon II it 9ere nOt for the hftls
los OF rails on board beionaing 20 Peter
Kirk, No one seems 20 know whore 70
and Aim and kilograms have been sent
70 All directions in the hope that one Of
them woaid reach him. These teie-
arau 3 announce The arrival Of The We.
al and contain request that pc A.
range as soon as possible 70 pay Die por'
tiso OF tie dsty. % that the snip ear
ornfeed to seattle and disoearge.'
nHloW much road can 700 Icy with TIE
$40 tons Of Failsg"
ave expecs to be able 20 lay aooui
six miles OF track with the iron on ths
| oars veF3e, after which we viii let 30
Sestale a West Caaa4 company have 90
eonstruetian train 10 lsy their iron y
Snahomiah City. By ihat tiUe 81
spiunsy Win have arrived wtih heE osr'
qs 81 rssIs for oar road. wbieh VIII carr
me line quite a distances beyond thi
Sauak coal usnes."
4 -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Before Justice SoderberR. William
HawkwoTth was charged With drunken
nsss and Gned IS. He only had " and
agreed to servo cut The other elRhi bits.
Before Justice Jopaas William Moore
Isaas Cooper, w. n. Clarke. A. Ban.
nine ana Geo. 4. Bradford we're charged
win violation Of the iocal option acs a.
CooperviIle, and were each held 70 IN.
sweF to tbs grand iaFy 10 The sum OF
400. after vaivinR an examsnation. A
clause Which is alWayaused To The states
and IN some of the territories, and which
10 necessary here, though seldom or ever
used, vas inserted IN the bond. This Y
that the men must 'sbe Of good behavior
toward all the people Of the territory
uhils Che bond b IN force. ANY sale Of
liquor, theRefoFe. daring the c0ntinuance
Of the obligation fosfsits ths anoznt Of
me hand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Fon RxPAfns.-Ths little steamer a.
B. FIeld, wbieh. while on her way 70
Astoria, loa Cd with hsh from one Of
me nnrskern cannefies, met win hsAvy
weather and had 70 Put into FuEel
Saand for sheltsF. nrFived hare yesief
dsy rnnrninR booking quite hko wreck
she ran cat % fuel ard NE Grew f9und
ID necessary 10 barn up al TIE furnitnE.
aud exerythina movable on board
Nhieh wouid make steam. She cane g
Seattle foF repairs, after which sna I'll
praesea 70 her dessinalion. Astoria.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
oyERLz9D PzssEEgRRs.

p..s He-oa o. tts Eorfgn Paeifs
.-...-f~r. g. Eastman. Ma White 1saEl
49, n A.. Bunker. EzlD Nay ~ HuH-
- -. ~ niis Hiil, MrA d. McIs hes. Miss
80 I5lIIon. Dadiey ky4nl, r J. 1fvin,
4 TfofI ~ ald Wis. W. I. Ward. Nh, X
s.esfkers. J. II stone nn4 wites A&wig
7i-I.er william Harris. u. SpFnEue. an4
q sscond elaEs pazseH4gEa.
fseaxed Nedf0ad On tAe Vre411 q Gail.
sfr1.-5rIl ". Gefea Hnzh FieI18 EI1feF
$500. ii. W. EhNt4nck and vita Mis-
- Wra. ao8iwin. ". RI Witnesses.
-. YFrenehaW nnd 6AnHh1oE, J. XXX
es.eytek- wife and chllds caaaa anith. &.
4 crfran. O. II Parker, AIl4e NmiEh. w.
II Casta r. Hmhand. A. ". Gssl eBd
1NsHkg snsigT1n1A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

JuSrTNg MINNIE cLAtNs.-There has
bean trouble for some tsmo in the Summit
mining region owing 70 The Northern Pa
elno Railroad Clmpany claiming certain
mining locations which had heea nled
upon ~ J. ~. Gage and others q tAia
city PROV % the building Of the railway or
the eoieetion Of their land grant. These
claims ere eaid % cohtsin valuable iroo
ore. and the original locat3rs Behaved
with reayon they had dnEic everythin3
necessary 70 hold TIE mines. On Mr.. 9uye
visiting The claims about SIX wcaks ago.
he fOnnd an armed force that drove HIM
on. Yesterday Mr. John M. Mitchell, Jr,
Gled fresh claims en- these locations In
The aNmea Of six strikers IN the employ Of
held she loo sii0as by force q asIna from
Mr.. GuYes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

FArsn AIAAM An aiarn Of Gre vas
ssanded about . O'clock last svenine,
and the department tarusd out IN short
order. No one seemed 10 know wheEe
ne Are vas, bat al hands b. 3 sort ef
eemnnon corsent rushed 10 the First
gard. a. thai II suppo8ed % oe tne
aEaFter most prolific IN fires. and also,
Seeauge the alarm vas nrst sounded
fFosn engine boaae No. 2. which IL Local.
"a n that ward. After running hoee
enFsa ana hook and ladder tfuahs
tkeouuh me aud fer some distances. the
Rremen naturally began % fnqaise
where Che Ore was, only 70 and cut they
vsrR The Vfcfima Of foolish pFaetosl
take. II eeeras that tie engineer q Nc.
eunins vent do@n town for . fee
tainnArs. when eome0ne unknown 60
hiua sounded an alarm o. hfe. Tbs
alarm wns az once takea ap By No. 1,
l srd heeasce general. This q 9 mates
thas shsuia Be investigated b. IL
unlies deuartmena. There was, ard
| eFnhahfV ain u, IN ordtnaDea pF0vid,
ina for ths pnnishHsct o. persons foand
ra1ltV 81 snrninR 10 False alarm, and
now R . god time 70 dssermtnf
Whsther theFs ts any saee 3 iav or mas
/ TIE arwunea are ever RH6dy 10 respoee
| IL dc4yss caJt, bgt they aFe 1essiy tudi4'
/ rant Al AsvinR 30 run thFeazh tie mnd
ara slnsh wrsa there y 70 Re0d 70 u
aeesur.isAe8 bg % o5snz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

m0rscn. -Ten doilafs rgwnfA
-, = nnsd fsr lnsesulasIon
...1lna ts slse anest end opn-
'sseIen 81 any one found steai-
80 eenlss 81 the Pest-sn1elIl-
. - esIIvsgea by ire eaFEieFs
,,,veu9hous fiso CITY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
NARRrAaE LTcENsEs.

Tho following Licenses 10 marry we're
issued BY iha eoaetg auditor yesterday
HsnrY weeds 70 Miss Clara johnson.
uiik Der fathers esssent, both Of Falls
CITY.
Nat Nsison 20 Miss Adoiflna Lilbak,
both % Kent.
Oh. sprsRue 20 Mrs. Ii. ii. Hodekin.
aon, both Of Seattle
}. IA. OAIiisis. og FaBeonvsE. B. O., 10
Mss Laura MeRAe. OF seattle.
Harry knox and Jesis Gecov. both
of Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
RRAuTHuL WuMRN.

Ths uaAaical effects a. Wis1unAs Roo.
estine IS 4 teautiGeR end presefyeF 81
ths eomplexien have beaa attea1ed 20
by thousands o. the leadlna la1Isa q
soaisay ana the sage. The only article
evar discovered which gives 4 natural
ana beautiful tins 70 The oompaexioD,
rruaSxine tau, sunbarn, freekies and al
gapahnoss OF she faee and arms. l6aw
Ine tha skfn est. smooth and sslsety.
Al xeuark % ia dasiRhtful eooiinR and
refreshine properties. Distinction nos
fsand ID any other similar aF1leae
kuown. Asa A. r. sxxwkRs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Nor REcovnRKp. The friends Of Tay-
lor. the 1onenhoEaman. reported b. his
companlsn Arkina % have fallen on Col
mans wharf Monday m9rning. made g
search thr0uah the city Tor the missing
man yesterday morning. and falling to
and anything Of him. came 70 the concln.
sion that Atkins story o. his droA ming
was probably tfae sitter al. and arrange
meats were made 10 drag for the body.
Several drna hooks aud lines were pro
cured, and 1onRshorenien were busy all
the afternoon Dragging for the body, but
without uuecaea. emo ct the uien engaged
m the work, said to the reporter; While
Wo believe that Taylor was drowned. 10
DO not believe that no ton on at the point
designated By ArkinA The fact &, theE
were both very much Intoxicated. and
both fen overload, hnt there fsno proof
that they both feli over &c the same place.
We have been dragging for several hours
a. the point designated. and Il 1nyiof's
body Yves there we surely would have
found u before thts tina. Howovsf. We
ahnli continuo % drag from day 70 daS for
q week or 10, IN the hope Of recovering
TIE body bafore the acuipius and crabs
eel eli the Geah Of the face and banda
Taylor was q great hia. good natnree
man. and was his own worst enemy. No
was angle. and followed the avocafion Of
= 1nnRahoraman for a livelihood.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

ATALK wTrR CoLoNEL SCOTIA 10
porter called on colonel 3. w. Scott. yes-
terday. and asked him n there were any
new davolopmenta IN regard % the build
Ing Of the Seattle R1d West Coast FAii-
are no new Developments, John l. How
ard called on mo and wanted 20 know II
the statements ha had saen paniished In
regard 70 the letting o. the contract for
The construction Of The entire line. were
true. and assured him d Al they were.
Today l received word that some o. The
had arrived In Nannouver. and ! shall
leave IN the merntng By TIE Oiympian 70
NEST them "a Victoria hope Be- 30 able
% Eive yOu some new on my return
hon Victoria
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

M . CESTEhkkTs = ne Doet Pep
slar Nd glove in America. k1444 FAR i've
hritun4 4l.so for eight huitonA Iley
- far heio9 ths Efice ct aHY other
sFamanr3 MAKES, ard fer e. Ans duFA-
hIIsRg nfeuneKnelied- Ihs atcTa ere ~
- - - ffha aIss1 = nat sid e woaie-
usas3 q euHwAB4uaER Bros. 1kz1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

STEAMBOAT TAfR.-The license Of the
steamer Meth Raei1o expired yesterday
atsernooa II o'clock ard % acc0unt q
the eandlEcn q her boiler tho local in
apectora REUSED to cxteut her license for
al hour. The reanst waa that a. soua ~
sAs reached Tacoma lasi ntEhf nom
Olympla she transferred her passsnRera
and frcirht - The hsnna HAYWARD. ana
want % the hoaayard. The company vii
a. aDce order neW boilers tor the North
stssaa she fdaAoana fsnluI4 hayward win
perfoTm tho ~ aBcad service. CnnRecifAa
with tka olgnipiAn e. this pcint-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

RKTvaN 10 THE DoMfSarN. -sovefai
xesss sEsos tAa NeRas family came -
seattle from New Brunswick. J. Il. Car
ltsla. a vel knowa teanlstsr e. Seastse
nstffet a. NNacoareF 1aef ee&ore Sae
eraas ara. ard ~ hia hcrasc Ell srfs e aex .
~ sd Fraprafy u1n preznineas pana,
49, - fl.t nfa eeRartunenA wtlce re IN
vesslca IInst aTeninR ~ presented q
vrslg ~ hRtea& NnrpN4 HlEAe4 ~ HnF. ID.
isf-rr-s 49, 80 IL snrtaE hliEs Mckna
4 a Rxlfi1h kall1g teAFllG 94l1 Deznln4
~ fha Rremtaa. MEnF fks1ntM WnAM4
tkam IN sugaEA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Two large FIRE and burRiaF proof and
two small Gre pkooG sOhioaaD" safes
we're received By agents Gross 4 Co. at
90 Front street. They carry q very
large stock Of these safes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Grand opening display Of holiday
Gods will De made every day until
CbFistnas. We ~ show . variety Of
cAudkssohiefs suitable for helltAy
trAda. Toklas a SinoeTman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

" That Is the greatest medicine Ia this
MoFld." said Mr. MuFpAy, OF the Ocean
House. 90 be stepped into stewards
drug store. Give me another bottle OF
your STAG Cough SYRUP noso
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

ISsFRrnnTa Fok REuoRD. : There
we're eled IN the Anallegs oflre Ter rsa-
oRe yoatnrday y insrruueatA o. these 10
were warranty deedA GaiiEfactAons q
maEiRnEA. lfCn WininG eiAlnaA / nawaR
e attrfneT. Nm nUlicN ! Eli q sale and
1HcrtEs0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Two Gre proof, "Chieago" safss were
shipped over toe mountains yesterday
By agents Gross 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Good second hand piano $50. Mason
h Hamlin organ so. Frank KimbalI,
Squire buildlnR. dl0 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

CANADIAN PACIFIC 4. q. EXCURSIONS
faxkies going East wiA mEa nancy b
cnillna on Il W. hGgGnMEn, en- Nil
slaaek ials
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

The PRoRATE oouET.-At the session
q Tie FrohAse Court yesterday the cAese
Of tie estate sf n. n. MARTA. JF- deeeaR-
"a. vas called. n. II. Martin. sr, waE
appointed nauintstrator Of the estate and
rsquireA b Gle 3 hona IL the sum % SIS
CO. With security satisfactory 90 The ceuFt
Al other cansse were postpoAed until
saturday. TIE Tn inst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

Piushes for ths million; price oar
nsw LOT. Chester OieaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Eign Christmas oards, views Of Seat.
de, for o., 81 0A1zAm q Co.'S, second
Snd Marion streets. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

We have the only oomplste stock Of
oioaks, wraps and NewmATkets 20 be
found NORTH Of San Francisco. 1oklas
A ainnaRruan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

SIN unhselIaa gith enl6. silver,
r.s-rsl "a housd kane1sg- lnportea
feF holiday 0ffsa. Ioklaa 3 ei1esr-
nan. dn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

millinery AZ cost for the nsxt thirty
daYa. Viii Gloss ont our entire atcck
before renncysL Tekiss b sinRefman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Your orders viii be called for, give Ne
a trial, O q. SzARxuP q Co.. grocer
Third 90 Spring. sel4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

AZ SIX cents ali wool - lnch dress
Gaads, HotpsilY wurih 1kc. for removal
sale. Toxins 1 Singegnens
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
Fnn RnpArna.-Tha llttla alearaeR

Watch for startling holiday bargains
10 dress Goods. Toklaa a SingeFmar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Complete stock Of Earl q Wilson's
cellars ana cuffs. Tokias 4 SingeFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Special Inducements In every depart
nent before removal. Taklas 4 singer
man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Gall on Fisher a Clark, architects, sor
q modern building tor the least possible
cost. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14


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from so NJ. at kidaF 80 40. "a Terrace
zoe. jefferson 90. 1zmea co CneKzy
100. O0iumbia 100. Marinn go, Ma1Ieon
1000. SpEina 100. ssneea l100. UniFaFai
q 1900, unisn 400, Pike 800. Pine
100. Olive 100, Howell l600, Stseart
800. Virgins Zoo. LsnoFa 2100.
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Wall 200, Vine 500. Cedar 200, Oia5
$50, Laks AxEnne 800. EaRle 9aoo.
Grant 500.
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south 81 Depot ssresl ca TIE noEsh eide.
mus have even Numbers ard en- the
south aide ed numbaEs. Ina numeeEB
commenee 81 Frost ana Onmmsrclsi
sifoeks. Thoso below Second otreet vii
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Second 20 Third 100, above third go.
FouKfh 90. Eiflh 100, 4lxfh 90, 6esen1h
500, Eighth 100 and % On. West Of
Front the blocks between Kfort and
Ueet uil1 Be- numbered from upwards,
and thoee between West and water
from 100 upwards, and between Water
and The bay from 500 upwards. West
Of Commercial the numbers viii be the
sane as wet Of Front. On the north
and south streets a0Gth Of MI from
Mill 90 Washington the numbers ere
IRON 70 50 II 50 many are required,
south Of Washington 100 up. south Of
Main 300. jackson 800. King 900. Weller !
500. Lane 600, Dearborn go, Charles
800, Pinmmer 800. Norman 1000. The
other blocks se9th Of Norman can easily
Be ASSIGNED numbaEs when bEilt epo1.
North Of Battery the same system Of |
will Be pursued, Depot street /
being the bass line for north and south |
streets aud Tempexaaoe street the o. |
vidiRg line Of east and west streets.
A number u allotted 70 every twenty
fset Of frontage and b. measuring fssm
the c0rner any one can tell what unm-
Der OF numbers his property should /
have.
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We are cutting priees u dFsss eooee
esua sfartilnR Bargains fuF the Eext
so dsys. Tahiss a SineeFmMn-
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Police COURT VOTES.

Fos your groceries 90 70 @. @. szAMT.
UP 4 %, cernez Third and Spring. said
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Gents tles, snspenders and mufherE,
for holiday sifts, ct removal sale prices.
Tokiaa & einReEmans
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Cash vs. credit. @. @. 6rAHruP q o.,
srooegs Third and Spring. sel4